This new indie horror game is about the hurt in creating art Project Songbird takes a big swing with its story, but doesn't quite connect
The Ratline puts you in the shoes of a Nazi hunting sleuth Hunt down Nazis and bring their new identities to light in The Ratline
Crabmeat is an evil fishing game with deadly, pinchy crabs Crabmeat is another game in the horror fishing genre, along with Dredge
Scarlet Hollow is one of the best horror games ever made Scarlet Hollow is a visual novel masterpiece, weaving horror and humor together in a beautiful tapestry.
Cult of the Lamb's Woolhaven expansion is great, I just wish it was a sequel Cult of the Lamb: Woolhaven is one of those great expansions that completely turns a game around
A review conversation about Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Ryan and Jeff talk about the long-awaited next installment in the Prime franchise.
Puzzle Parasite is a cozy, lonely, perfect little puzzler Glowing alien orbs, your wits, and a cricket bat
This Doom 2 mod was relaunched into a solid survival horror title Total Chaos boasts a ten hour campaign with a surprisingly solid survival horror loop
Dispatch Delivers Exactly What It Needs To … Then It Does More A great story and a great management sim? An embarrassment of riches in 2025
The Jackbox Party Pack 11 is the best combo platter we've had in years The newest Jackbox Party Pack is the best batch of mini-games we've seen in years.
Ambrosia Sky: Act One is a unique, melancholic spin on sci-fi Ambrosia Sky: Act One, the debut title from Soft Rains, is a contemplative and thoughtful game that sets up larger mysteries.
It Takes a War review that is not a review of It Takes a War It Takes a War is bad. It Takes a War is brilliant.
Ball x Pit is an exceptional, bottomless roguelite rabbit hole "Breakout but a roguelite" goes deeper than you can possibly imagine
Absolum is a beautiful, slow-progressing, arcade-ass Roguelite The best looking beat-em-up you'll find
Hollow Knight: Silksong doesn't need to be perfect to be one of the best games of the year The measure of a great game isn't about the inability to say negative things about it
Consume Me! review: teenage tasteland Consume Me! is a relatable slice-of-life story about teenagerhood, but it's also a heartfelt game bursting with humor and zany art.
